There's no reason for Prefix to be apologetic about posting DMB-related news like this...even if we don't cater to the standard DMB audience here, the death of any great musician is a blow to music as a whole. Moore was a terrific musician, like the rest of his band members. With the exception of Boyd Tinsley, who I never thought was an engaging fiddler. But I wouldn't be happy if Boyd Tinsley were dead, either.

DMB is the greatest band to ever live. There aren’t many bands out there that can accomplish what these guys have. They are defiantly a one of a kind band and LeRoi Moore will be greatly missed. As being the founder of this remarkable band, LeRoi can never be fully replaced. His music will live on for eternity and so will his endless cleverness on the Saxophone. DMB will never fall, despite the loss of one great man. Instead, they will keep the music alive and play year after year to keep the sprits of LeRoi a float. Dave, Carter, Stefan and Boyd, my deepest sympathy to the group, to the millions of fans out there, and mostly to the family of LeRoi Moore.

We will all miss you LeRoi. You will never die in our eyes.

One of DMB Greatest Fans,
Brian Ducharme

I'm really upset. Although I dont know the band members personally,I feel that they share their spirits with me,I have heard it through each members performance. On "say goodbye" I can hear leroi's heart like a bell its a beautiful provocative intro unlike any other that i've heard he talks to the audience with his performance as in most of dmb's musical pieces. He musically seduces you into a song.No one ever told me about DMB I discovered them on my own through wanting to hear more. The man was magical. I'm sorry for the loss of both families and to music and ours.